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Tuesday, 22nd September 2009

Online Database: Massachusetts Adds to the Growing List of State Salary Databases Available Online

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Pioneer Institute, a nonprofit policy think tank, has organized reams of data on state spending into a free online database that includes state worker salaries, public pensions and vendor contracts.

The database, MassOpenBooks, is part of an institute mission to promote transparency in government.

Source: The Patriot Ledger

From the MassOpenBooks Web Site

Data Available:
+ Retiree Pensions
+ Employee Salaries
+ Disbursements
+ Suggested Analysis

...the data used in this website are public records obtained from the State Comptroller’s Office and the State Retirement Board. It was at one point entered into the system manually, so we cannot guarantee 100% data accuracy or completeness.

See Also: PIbuzz.com Offers a Massive List of Government Employee Pay Database Links

...a directory of links to federal, state, county and municipal government salary and employee name databases. These searchable databases of salaries, pay, overtime and compensation of government workers are compiled by news organizations, open government advocates and government agencies.

See Also: This ResourceShelf Post Has Links to Many of the Other States that Provide Salaries of State Employees. Be sure to note the two links at the bottom of the post labeled one and two.


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